1 sentence thateven *you* don'tunderstand whatyou were tryingto say1 word youdid notcapitalizethat youshould have1 sentencewhere you arepretty sure youare usingcommasincorrectlyFree!1 sentencewhere you wereobviously justtrying to get tothe pagerequirement1misspelledword1 qualifier (ex.very, extremely,really, a lot,perfectly,exactly)1 qualifier (ex.very, extremely,really, a lot,perfectly,exactly)1cliché1 exampleof passivevoice1 sentencewhere youwere beingreallydramatic1 place where youuse two words thatmean the samething (ex. "hopesand dreams")1sentencethat isway toolong1 stock phrase(ex. "the factthat", "in theevent of","variousfactors")1 qualifier (ex.very, extremely,really, a lot,perfectly,exactly)1 sourcethat mightbe a littlesuspect......1 sentence thateven *you* don'tunderstand whatyou were tryingto say1 word youdid notcapitalizethat youshould have1 sentencewhere you arepretty sure youare usingcommasincorrectlyFree!1 sentencewhere you wereobviously justtrying to get tothe pagerequirement1misspelledword1 qualifier (ex.very, extremely,really, a lot,perfectly,exactly)1 qualifier (ex.very, extremely,really, a lot,perfectly,exactly)1cliché1 exampleof passivevoice1 sentencewhere youwere beingreallydramatic1 place where youuse two words thatmean the samething (ex. "hopesand dreams")1sentencethat isway toolong1 stock phrase(ex. "the factthat", "in theevent of","variousfactors")1 qualifier (ex.very, extremely,really, a lot,perfectly,exactly)1 sourcethat mightbe a littlesuspect......

Editing Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 1 sentence that even *you* don't understand what you were trying to say
  2. 1 word you did not capitalize that you should have
  3. 1 sentence where you are pretty sure you are using commas incorrectly
  4. Free!
  5. 1 sentence where you were obviously just trying to get to the page requirement
  6. 1 misspelled word
  7. 1 qualifier (ex. very, extremely, really, a lot, perfectly, exactly)
  8. 1 qualifier (ex. very, extremely, really, a lot, perfectly, exactly)
  9. 1 cliché
  10. 1 example of passive voice
  11. 1 sentence where you were being really dramatic
  12. 1 place where you use two words that mean the same thing (ex. "hopes and dreams")
  13. 1sentence that is way too long
  14. 1 stock phrase (ex. "the fact that", "in the event of", "various factors")
  15. 1 qualifier (ex. very, extremely, really, a lot, perfectly, exactly)
  16. 1 source that might be a little suspect......